'You changed my perspective towards life and love': Ayushmann's birthday wish for Tahira will warm cockles of your heart

Ayushmann Khurrana's wife Tahira Kashyap is celebrating her birthday today and has turned 35. She rang in her birthday last night with Ayushmann, their family and close friends from Bollywood including Aanand L Rai, Katrina Kaif, Twinkle Khanna, Sonali Bendre, Rajkummar Rao, Patralekhaa, Bhumi Pednekar, Nushrat Bharucha, Yami Gautam, Mohan Sisters to name a few. They had a gala time together and fans got a glimpse of it on social media.

A while back, Ayushmann took to his social media pages and shared a throwback photo of Tahira and she looks drop-dead gorgeous in it. He captioned it with an anecdote stating, "Tahira means pure and virtuous. That’s what you are. This was your first year in Mumbai and in my life in this city. Santosh humara pehla house help chutti pe gaya hua tha and we had spent the entire day cleaning the house. Tum aayi aur duniya badal gayi meri. You changed my perspective on life and love. Tahira means pure and virtuous. That’s what you are. Happy bday love."

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 on Jan 20, 2020 at 11:05pm PST

Meanwhile, Tahira shared a series of photos of with the people who marked their presence at her birthday bash held last night. She wrote, "Thank you all for making my day so so so special!! It’s my birthdayyyyyy and I am super excited!!! #birthdaygirl #lovebirthdays #excited #happy #gratitude"

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 on Jan 20, 2020 at 10:25pm PST

Earlier talking about their married life, Ayushmann told Mid Day, "When I got married, I had no money. Tahira has been doing better than me professionally for the longest time. She was gutsy enough to marry a man just for love and have faith in his talent. She is a rockstar; she was a professor, had her own PR firm in Chandigarh. She was also the programming head of a radio station in Punjab. She supported me in every possible way. I was a struggling actor, which is often a gamble. But there was never any ego between us. When there's love, there's no scope for ego. Most men in India aren't secure enough to be comfortable with such an arrangement. It comes with the family. It depends on how your father treats your mother. But a man, no matter where he comes from, could always trigger a change. If it's a patriarchal family, the dynamics are different. In my case, Tahira became the daughter in a household that had none."